Europe, migrations, 1-2; immigration from, 103; _see also_ names of peoples
Fiske, John, on Scotch-Irish in colonies, 12 (note); _The Dutch and Quaker Colonies in America_, cited, 14 (note)
Fleming, W.L., _The Sequel of Appomattox_, cited, 57 (note)
Ford, H.J., _The Scotch-Irish in America_, quoted, 31
Forestville (Ind.), communistic attempt, 96
Fourierism in United States, 93, 96-97, 101-02
Franklin, Benjamin, estimates population of Pennsylvania (1774), 12 (note)
Franklin (N.Y.), communistic attempt at, 96
French, Protestants leave France, 15; forts and trading posts of, 18; in United States, 151-53; in Charleroi (Penn.), 217; _see also_ Huguenots
French Canadians in New England, 122, 152, 215
Garfield, J.A., and Chinese immigration, 197 (note)
Garland, Hamlin, _A Son of the Middle Border_, 36-37
Georgia, English settle, 5; not represented in first census, 25
Germans, in Pennsylvania, 13, 14; lured by "soul-stealers," 15; religious communists from, 68 _et seq._; contrasted with Irish, 124; immigration tide, 124 _et seq._; first period of migration, 126-29; second period of migration, 129-40; causes of emigration, 130; sailing conditions, 134; social life, 137, 140; laborers, 137, 141; "Forty-eighters," 137-138; contribution to America, 139; newspapers, 139, 142-144; number of immigrants (1870-1910), 141; third period of migration, 141-46; Prussian spirit among later immigrants, 142-44; propaganda, 143-45; "exchange professors," 144; in Great War, 146; in Johnstown (Penn.), 216; in Granite City (Ill.), 217; in coal mines of Pennsylvania, 218
Germantown (Penn.), founded, 13; Pietists at, 69
Granite City (Ill.), Bulgarians in, 170; racial changes in, 217
Great Britain, immigrants from, 103; record of emigration, 104; _see also_ England, English, Irish, Scotch, Scotch-Irish, Welsh
Great War, German newspapers in, 143-44; soldiers of German descent in, 146; Poland and, 168; effect on immigration, 233
Guise, only successful Fourieristic colony, 102
Haverstraw (N.Y.), communistic attempt at, 96
Hayes, R.B., vetoes amendment to Burlingame treaty, 197; appoints commission to negotiate new treaty with China, 198
Hessians, settle in America, 129; Giessener Gesellschaft, 136
Heynemann, Barbara, leader of Inspirationists, 81, 82